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Lines of business have been wanting to utilize low code platforms so they can speed application delivery when IT is not moving fast enough. You need a low-code platform that provides the best of both worlds. One that empowers citizen developers to build applications. And when it's time to take an app to production, the app should run confidently with enterprise-grade scalability, performance, resilience, privacy, security and compliance, all while on the same platform as the business-critical apps built by the IT organization. If enterprises take into consideration all these key factors, the success of low-code applications will be inevitable — driving digital transformation to the next level. We will see more mission-critical software projects in new territories executed by citizen developers as a result, opening opportunities for business growth. Feature image by Tayeb MEZAHDIA on Pixabay.
NGINX web server (as reverse proxy) serves PHP applications through the FastCGI protocol (as a backend application server). NGINX employs PHP-FPM (FastCGI Process Manager), an alternative PHP FastCGI implementation that runs in the background as a daemon, listening for CGI requests. It comes with extra features designed for powering heavy-loaded websites or web applications, but it can be used for sites of any size. Not only does PHP-FPM support configuration of FastCGI resource pools, but it also improves many of the FastCGI internals and increases error reporting, script termination, and much more. It features PHP daemonization, process management, dynamic number of processes from which requests can come from, error header, accelerated upload support, and more. To accept FastCGI requests from NGINX, PHP-FPM can either listen on a TCP/IP socket or UNIX domain socket. Whichever address you choose to use is what NGINX uses to connect (proxy requests) to PHP-FPM, using the fastcgi_pass directive.
MySQL is one of the most popular database in the world. This database can be installed on the Microsoft Windows platform besides of Linux platform. Why this database is so popular? It may caused by its powerful feature and its free to use. As a database administrator, a database backup is really crucial to maintain the availability of the data. It will minimize the risk if something happens to our database. Install MySQLDumper in Linux Since MySQL is a popular database, there are many software that we can use to backup it. From the console mode to the web based software. Now we will give you a look of MySQLDumper as a tool for backup MySQL Database. What is MySQLDumper? MySQLDumper is a another open source web based tool for backing up MySQL databases. It built from PHP and Perl and can be easily dump and restore your MySQL data. It is especially suitable for shared hosting, where we don't have access to Linux shell. MySQLDumper Features There are a lot of MySQLDumper features, but here are some features that may interest you.
All VMs must continue to meet required quality of service (QoS) criteria. The benchmark also includes options for measuring power consumption and power/performance relationships. Based on SPEC Power ® methodology, power measurement requires the use one of the accepted power analyzers. The benchmarker has the option of running with power monitoring enabled and can submit results to any of three categories: Performance only (the SPEC virt_sc 2013 benchmark metric) Performance/power for the System Under Test including storage (the SPEC virt_sc 2013_PPW benchmark metric) Performance/power for the Server-only (the SPEC virt_sc 2013_ServerPPW benchmark metric) Benchmark V1. 1 available: This update: Incorporates all errata fixes since the initial release Adds support for newer web security protocols (TLS) and ciphers Updates the SPEC PTDaemon tool ™ to its latest release Result submissions were accepted with the V1. 0 or V1. 1 version of the benchmark until December 21, 2016 (three months after release).
Easy installation; just make sure that you have a working web server and point your browser to MySQLDumper installation file. All parameters is shown before the backup is started; so you are sure what you are doing. Database-Overview; look at running processes/ SQL-Browser: Access to your MySQL-Tables, delete tables, edit or insert data. Two type of backup method, using PHP or Perl. Complete log files. Automatic file-deletion of your old backups. Create directory protection. Installation of MySQLDumper in Linux Installing MySQLDumper is so easy. First we can download MySQLDumper from the following link. Download MySQLDumper At the time of writing this article, the latest version is 1. 24. So, download latest version under your working web server directory (i. e. /var/www or /var/www/html). Once you have it, you can extract. $ unzip Then you will find a ' msd1. 4 ' folder. This folder contain all MySQLDumper files. The next step, you just need to point your browser to MySQLDumper installation file.
This Directory Protection utilizes '. htaccess ' function on Apache web server. To create it, just click Create directory protection button on the home screen. Protect MySQLDumper Then you will ask to provide some credential. Enter Login Credentials Once you finish with that, click Create directory protection button. After that, you will have a confirmation page about it. Protect Confirmation If there is no error, a success message will be displayed. Protection Success Next time you visit the page, MySQLDumper will ask you a password before you see its home screen. Enter Password File Administration This menu is used to maintain all available backups and restore. All Database Backups Here are some activity that can be done in this page. Delete backup(s); use the Delete buttons at the top area. Download backup(s); click the backup name. Select backup(s); click the Database name in the All Backups area. Upload a big backup(s) to be restored. Convert database into MySQLDumper (MSD) format.